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This project investigates the strategic, tactical, and operational effectiveness of Material Processing Centers (MPC) within the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA). Led by Principal Investigator Manuel D. Rossetti, Ph.D., P.E., and Co-Principal Investigator Terry R. Collins, Ph.D., P.E., it aims to enhance supply support efficiency for military customers during peacetime and war. The research involves on-site observations in Susquehanna, PA, and Norfolk, VA, examining current operating policies and recommending process improvements based on measurable performance criteria.
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UA03-DLA Analysis of Material Processing Center Operations • Principal Investigator: Manuel D. Rossetti, Ph.D., P.E. • Co-Principal Investigator: Terry R. Collins, Ph.D., P.E. • Graduate Research Assistant: Carolyn S. Wells, B.S.I.E.
Europe Defense Distribution Worldwide Network • Synchronized and scheduled deliveries • Integrated End to End Management • Strategic Distribution Platforms Korea Japan/Okinawa Future Contingency Kuwait
Analysis of Military Processing Center Operations • Examine the strategic, tactical, and operational effectiveness of the design and operation of material processing centers (MPC) • Evaluate the center’s necessities for material handling equipment and systems • Improve the efficiency of supply support to military customers during peacetime and reliability during war-time
Strategy for CELDi/DLA Research Project 2002-2003 • Observation of the Susquehana, PA Defense DC and the Norfolk, VA Naval Base MPC • Document current operating policies and procedures at DDNV MPC site and within supporting DDC operations • Examine the effectiveness of pre-sort strategies and other process re-engineering changes within the MPC support operations • Recommend process improvement changes for the operation based on measurable performance criteria.
Defense Distribution Center at Susquehana, Pennsylvania • Home to the Largest Distribution Center in the DoD • Provides Military and Commercial Repair Parts, Clothing and Textiles, Medical Supplies, and Industrial and Electronic Components • Serves Military Customers throughout the United States and the World
Distribution Depot at Norfolk, Virginia • Serves more than 150 Ships Including Aircraft Carriers, Destroyers, and Submarines • Supplies the Atlantic and Mediterranean fleet, Atlantic bases, and a portion of the Navy that supports NATO • Employs standard packing operations, specialized storage operations, cold storage warehousing, and hazardous material packing and shipment
Sources • www.dla.mil • www.ddc.dla.mil • http://www.dla.mil/dimensions/nov%20dec%2099/norfolk • http://www.chinfo.navy.mil/navpalib/.www/digital.html